by Peter Conradi · Liverpool University Press · tapa blanda · ISBN 9780746308035
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«Angus Wilson» is the literary criticism essay by Peter J. Conradi published by Liverpool University Press in paperback, with 96 pages in English.
Conradi analyses the work of Angus Wilson, postwar English novelist and short-story writer, and his role as social critic. He shows how Wilson combines the legacy of the Dickensian comic novel with a modern concern about the «self»: characters who suffer identity crises or collapses of self-confidence and must reinvent themselves.
Published in 1997, it belongs to the Writers and Their Work series, in which it appears as number 1, and includes bibliographic references and an index.
For students of English literature and readers interested in twentieth-century literary criticism.
